Accessibility Welcome Guide
Titanic Experience Cobh – Accessibility Welcome Guide
We are committed to providing a welcoming and inclusive visitor experience for all guests. Our guided tour and exhibition take place within the historic White Star Line Building in the centre of Cobh, and we aim to make your visit as comfortable and enjoyable as possible.
This guide provides helpful accessibility information to assist you in planning your visit. If you have specific needs or questions, our team will be delighted to help.
Accessibility Contact & Visitor Support
Phone: +353 21 4814412
Email: info@titanicexperiencecobh.ie
Address: White Star Line Building, 20 Casement Square, Cobh, Co. Cork, Ireland
We encourage visitors with accessibility needs to contact us in advance so we can provide accurate information and support.
Physical Accessibility
Entrance & Access
- A dedicated accessible entrance is located at the centre of the front façade.
- This entrance includes a lift, providing step-free access to the visitor experience.
- The exhibition areas are laid out to allow wheelchair and pram access.
Facilities
- Guest toilets, including accessible facilities
- Wheelchair/pram-friendly pathways throughout the building
- Souvenir gift shop accessible to all visitors
- Numerous cafés, restaurants, and shops located within a short walking distance
About the Experience
Tour Duration
- The guided tour and self-guided exhibition area take approximately 1–1.25 hours.
Friendly & Inclusive Attraction
Titanic Experience Cobh is designed to be family-friendly and suitable for a wide range of visitors. Tours begin promptly, so please arrive 10 minutes early to ensure you don’t miss your allocated tour.
Language Audio Sets
Audio guides are available in:
German, French, Spanish, Italian, Chinese, and Polish.
What to Expect
- A boarding card representing one of the 123 passengers who boarded Titanic from Queenstown.
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A guided tour led by knowledgeable storytellers, featuring:
- historical reconstructions
- sights, sounds, and sensory impressions of 1912
- the personal stories of passengers
- immersive audio-visual presentations
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A self-guided exhibition area where you can explore:
- artefacts, letters, and memorabilia
- the role of RMS Carpathia in the rescue
- British and US inquiry findings
- rare survivor audio recordings
- passenger profiles and final outcomes
- our team is available throughout the experience to offer assistance if required
Getting Here
Parking
- Free parking at Five Foot Way Car Park (approx. 1 km away)
- Additional parking at Cobh Cathedral
- Limited on-street parking near Casement Square
- Allow 20 extra minutes for parking during busy times
Train
- Cobh Train Station is 5 minutes’ walk from the attraction
- Regular services from Cork City (Irish Rail)
Bus
- Frequent bus services to Cobh from Cork City (Cobh Connect)
Cruise Ship Visitors
- Only 5 minutes’ walk from Cobh Cruise Terminal
- Strongly recommended to pre-book due to high demand on cruise days
Groups
- Two coach bays are located directly outside the entrance
- See Group Bookings page for details
Sensory & Comfort Considerations
- Dimmed lighting
- Sound effects
- Visual projections
- Historical scenes and sensory elements
Visitors with sensory sensitivities may prefer contacting us in advance so we can recommend suitable times or provide guidance on what to expect.
Ongoing Accessibility Commitment
Your feedback is invaluable in helping us enhance the experience for everyone.
If you encountered barriers during your visit or have suggestions, please get in touch:
info@titanicexperiencecobh.ie
